The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-03-17
ABOUT PEOPLEI

Rev. Joseph Irons, of Beaver, called on Tue
day morning.
Mrs VIII Glenn went to Pittsburgh with Mr.
Flora Lowry.
James Nunnally has rented the Coll building
on Main Street.
Robert Burden of Wellston, has been preach
| ing at Oak Hill.
]. A. Calhoun is again writing for the Ham
den Enterprise.
George Hoop is now running the engine a
Fulton Furnace.
Jim Swift is very sick, at his home on tht
| north side of time.
Judges Tripp and Dever "changed back
| again on Saturday
Mr.. James o. Ratton, of Canada is registere,
at the Valley House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones, over in Kahn IS Ad
dition, have a new baby.
Mrs. Stiers is visiting her daughter Mrs. Lecs
Foster, on Portsmouth Street.
A little boy named William Haggerty was
killed by the cars at Ironton.
Hiram Stephenson is going TO move into Lick
Township. Good for Hiram.
h. g. Hoffman, OF Columbus, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Jackson.
w. T. Price and family will move to Colum-
bus on Wednesday of next week.
Mrs w. c. Evans, OF Portsmouth has been Wis
iting friends here for few days.
Jos. Humphfres has new house about fin
ished on his lot near the old Orange.
Wal. Davis, of Columbus, came down last
week to see his sick sister, Mrs. Hank.
Rev. w. H. Mitchell is holding revival, or
cries of protracted meetings, at Oak Hill.
Michael Stanton, of Portsmouth, and William
Stanton, of Berlin, were here on Monday.
Dave Warren will travel with Barrett's Show
during the coming season, as bill stcker.
Will Hudson has been leading the Salvation
Army during the illness of Captain Cooper.
George Kricker, Deputy Collector Int. Rev.,
of Portsmouth, was here last Thursday.
George Pugh and Mark sternberger returned
from their Western trip on Monday morning.
Ben. Legg, formerly of this place, latterly of
is now working in Philadelphia.
John ]. Jones, of the Etna, Oak Hill, is fill
ing an order for million and half of fire
brick
A little child of Dan James and wife died last
week. Mrs. James was formerly Miss Dell
Brooks.
Elder H. j. Carr is afflicted with violent spells
Of sickness, in the nature of spasms. and is quite
poorly.
Henry Camp will probably hold three or four
here about the last week in this
month.
The Gilbert boys did not purchase the Daniel
lime ago.
Thanks to Mrs. Harmon Bum for a paper
showing the wonderful growth of Loup County,
EldersBryant, who preached here at the Chris
ian Church, short. time ago, died of pneumon
a, at Macarthur.
Gilbert n. Lackey, an old Jackson boy, called
1t this office on Monday. Gil. now resides al
straitsville, Ohio.
George J. Reiniger has been working in
Prices big Insurance Of1ce,' for some time.
George can't be idle
William Rowland has Joined the emission"
several of the young men ore taking an active
part in these meetings.
Ralph Jones manifests one good tlait of Chris
ian Character. He never hesitates to put in a
troke for any good cause.
Mrs. Roberts, grand mother of Hugh Will |
Jams, has been suffering for long time from
and is still very feeble.
The Portsmouth papers say Mrs Andy Fish
r has been visiting there for some days. Andy |
S now farming in Nebraska.
q U Defo ofNd A VIZ Twill O1,olN1x
eed W. t. Price in the Insura nee business here
This Will be strong team.
Our ryonng friends Charley Baird and AL.
able to shed Etears over
Iart1ey's march to the Penitentiary.
Winfield Scott, of Coalton called on Monday, |
Mr. Scott reports things as remarkably pleasant
It Coalition since the doggeries closed.
Simpson Newport who has been for some |
months at Linton, Indiana, is suffering severely |
rom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Frank Sternberger went to Cincinnati on Sat-
irday evening to visit his brother SAM, who is
onvalescing after his recent illness.
,ation Army of this place, married in
springfield, where Dal. now resides.
Mitchell Phillips, of Oak Hill, was in town on
Saturday. His little son, Johnny, has been
luite sick for some time, but is recovering.
Miss Lima Downward who has been suffering so
everely at the home of Anselm H. Matthews,
las improved considerably, and is able to walk
ome.
Bert Phillips, of Oak Hill, was here on Tues
lay, on his way to Cumberland, West Va,
where he expects to take position in the Fire |
Brick Works.
Frank Giblin, mentioned in the Court pro-
,eedings, Is the husband of Mary Sheehan. who
was one of the most popular girls in Jackson
some years ago.
]. B. Roger died of dropsy, few days ago, in |
He was seventy-nine years of age |
He was well and favorably known in Jackson
County.
The physicians express the belief that Mrs. |
Pauline Chestnut will ultimately recover from
1er terrible stroke of paralysis. She is gaining
'apidly.
Judge Longbon is settling up the business af- |
airs of J. II. Bum, who is in very poor health |
yet. Mr.. Bum is one of the Oldest business |
men of Jackson, and for many years very |
successful one.
Rev j. E. RudisilI will preach at NJ. E. Church
IN next Sunday evening, on the subject of '.Lo-
.al Option in Jackson" The sermon will be eS- |
oecally for the men-but the ladies will be al |
owed to come. AT any rate, girls, come.
A number of ladies OF the M. E. Cburch took |
Up collection for the family OF Caleb Hank on |
asst Thursday, securing quite snug amount in
money and goods. Mr.. Hank is kept away |
rom work on account of the illness of his wife.
Mr.. William Swanson, whose marriage was
last week, is seventy-four years old, |
MS bride sixty-nine. Well, no wonder they got
lonesome. They're certainly old enough.
Two weeks from next Sunday, or the first
Sunday in April, Rev. j. E. Rudisill will preach
al Town Street Church Columbus and Rev. w.
D. Cberington will preach "a NJ, E. Church in
his place. AT least such is the present arrange
ment.